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@maetangwriter.com Bluesky
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Passed 1,000,000 total words since Feb last year. There's a steady happiness in writing almost every day. There's always an outlet now for things I'm angry about. There's always a place to express what I love. Feel full of worlds, stories, and queer characters falling in love. They give me joy. 🥰
I was talking with my partner about this today, about how in some industries you imagine that with the big companies, the standards must be high. But then you learn more, and often it turns out that their standards are very low. Lower than your own. Lower than most of their actual workers.
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